PERSONAL.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 250, 19 October 1908, Page 4

PERSONAL.

Dr. Walter, of Wellington, is at pi*. sent paying a visit to Rotonia. <-.'.||S Mark Hambourg, accompanied by li» wife; left for the South by the Rarawa yesterday. . Captain T. Young, of the steamer Sdr. - rey, now in port j was formerly in charge of the Essex. Colonel Hume, of Wellington, who.ljalE •been visiting Rotorua, left on his retina South by the Rarawa yesterday. Captain J. B. Rainey, of the Enddui Parker Company's service, arrived; freh»l- : the South by the Victoria yesterday. ■"■- Mr. John Campbell, Government Archfc tect, arrived , in Auckland. tty';thel!il*;fe puna yesterday on Departmental bast-:; ness. ', Mr % E. G. Allsworth, of One&aogt, find at one time of New been, appointed managing editor of the Taihape "Daily Times." > ' Jkfr. C, Jansen, of the Post graph Department, Thames, has been ap> pointed postmaster at Manpawke, North Island Main Trunk railway. v : Mr. E. W. Knowles and Mr.Arelu: jii&; '+ Lean, of Napier, who -were passengers to Auckland by the Talune last week, are at present visiting the Thermal Springs districts. Dr.. Cbughtrey, a well-known medical practitioner, died at Dunedin on Saturc!ay night, after an illnese extending over nine days. The cause of death wee heart trouble. Mr. Barney Levy, business manager lot I Mr. Willikin Anderson's Dramatic JObSv pany, which, is to produce "The Daughter" in Auckland, arrived' fTwa*| Sydney last night. ■. .■■.";.'■ The. Rev. G.S. Cook, of Birkenfteaia (who has been in ill-health for some tiaSe')-;' leaves for Sydney this evening by the 1 Victoria, having been ordered a comptetg change by his medical adviser. It,is probable (says the "New Zealand : Times") that the Hon. W. Hall-Jones will take his departure from New Zev; land for London by the Cormthic, which leaves Welington on December 3rd. jjjgjji Mr E. Preston, secretary of the Bar: thotomew Timber Company, IM. X hea been transferred, to Ngatira, in the RotaK - rua district, where the head office of the , ■company will in future be situated. ||||| Chief Judge Palmar, of the NatK§ Land Court, left Wellington for Hasting*'ion Thursday morning. He will after? wards transact business in Rotorua and Auckland, and return to Wellington earr/ next month. Dr. R. M. Coulter, permanent head the Canadian Post and Telegraph Depart ment, is leaving Vancouver by the Marama to confer with the New Zealand, anc Australian Governments, on behalf of the Canadian Government, in the matter of; an All-red mail route. At the office of Messrs. Arthur Clea^ ; , and Co., Ltd., on Friday, Miss Florrie .. Brewer, who is severing her connection ..< with the firm, was presented by \the members of the staff with a handsbnrt silver manicure set in a morocco case, nh;scribedT with her initials. Mr. Edward Roberts, C.E., of Dmiedraiv -returned from Whangarei by the Ng*: puhi on Saturday night, after conferring with the Whangarei Harbour Board's engineer on- the subject of dredging ** harbour improvements. Mr. and, Roberts left for Dunedin via the Waaganui River to-day. Amongst the recent guests at the Sf»*fl Hotel have been: —Captain and Mrs. C. it. Renaut (Dunedin), Mr. B. M. WU*: son (Wellington), Mr. J. A. McCullongh. (Christchurch), Mr. H. N. Barnett (Syd- .. ney), Mr. C. Aneell (Sydney), Mr.. ; 3V Brynsman (Melbourne), Mr. J. CamcK (New York), Captain J. B. Kennedy. (Ediburgh), Mr. D. F. Murie (Dtuu* din), Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Pratt (Oaj*aru), Mr. H. P. Finemore (Sydney), W. :, C. F. Shand (Dunedin), Captain J. Xi; Home (London), Mr. Rr. Greene din). Mr. W. B. Ware (Hampton), Mr. B7|| M. Roach (Dunedin), Mr, J. Murgatroyd (niristchurchj, Mr. A. Bracklebuetttorua), Mr. D. Dobbie (Gisborn?), 7 ' id Mrs. W. G. Braurid (England)* } . P. Richmond (Wellington), ..Ifc.. . Crowe, (Wellington), Mr. and W* 1 "■ \erce (Wellington), Mr. and Mrs iwarbrieb (Hamaton)i Mr .J- G*™.iji (Port Chalmers), Mr. H. BaU (Sydney); M". Young (WeUragtoii), *.;.• H. Osborne (Sydneyji ]«r. (New York), Mr. R. Ruseell (Sl* bourn*), Miss Busby iiPew Yei*A.